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once you start peeling, you begin to realize all the layers were illusory to begin with! Including the layer that believes you are your body and your thoughts - the illusory “I”. Then what is left after all that?

It seems that for some traits - e.g. IQ - the effect of "childhood" is reduced with age, and hence genetic factors become more important. Makes you wonder if this is true also for other traits. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4270739/ …

from Keras.layers import childhood baby AI

Yo diría que esta oración - "people are made layers" - es una muy pobre metáfora de las estructuras y subestruras que conforman el todo de un ser humano como individuo y como colectividad. Es una evidente "deformación profesional" - aconsejo más lecturas heurísticas.

That's why I meditate: to understand and overcome my flaws within those deepest layers.

Yes

And not just people, most things we find around us: Cities, ideologies... designs ...

Now I want french onion soup

Probably why whacking ML/DL on some limited clinical data from hospitals collected in the last few years can't be used to improve long-term population health outcomes. Social determinants of health are likely key to understanding/improving the longevity of any social organism.